Sentence examples for difficult not to put from inspiring English sources

"Then I found it very difficult not to put some kind of punchline in".

Referring to the efforts to find out information about her and her ex-husband, she added: "I think any reasonable person would find it difficult not to put them together and feel that in some way there was some collusion between people at the News of the World and the people who were suspected of committing the murder of Daniel Morgan".

It is difficult not to put such an unforgiveable approach down to a generalised and pernicious disdain against migrants.

It's going to be difficult not to put this current kerfuffle down to a single unguarded moment.

It is difficult not to put such an unforgivable approach down to a generalized and pernicious disdain against migrants.

When the dust clears on all this, it's going to be difficult not to put this current kerfuffle down to a single unguarded moment.

It is difficult at this point not to put the book down and start cooking.

"I am here to protect him, not to put him into difficult situations.

Mr. Kohn said that the decision not to put the mural back was a difficult one.

"But it was difficult not to stop and put down your notebook and do whatever you can.

The simple truth is that even if we went all-out right now, it would be extremely difficult, not to mention risky, to put boots on regolith within 10 years.